WikiFix for Confluence
WikiFix is an app integrated into Confluence that scans your documentation spaces to find outdated, contradictory, or orphaned pages. It surfaces confident findings for review and allows admins or knowledge leads to approve fixes that update content directly in Confluence, with easily revertible changes. This helps teams maintain accurate, trustworthy documentation that both people and AI can rely on.
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Appreciate that you put the "1 in 5 findings are wrong" part right in the post. Most launches skip that kind of thing, so it made me trust the rest more
camille_messer · Imported from Product Hunt
the "broken runbook during an incident" example is the one that got me, that's exactly the moment stale docs cost the most and it's the worst possible time to realize the page you're trusting is 8 months out of date. one thing I'm curious about on the contradiction detection: when two pages disagree, is it always because one is just wrong, or does it ever show you a case where both were correct at different points in time, like a page describing a feature before and after it changed behavior? "pick which answer is right" assumes a single ground truth, but some of our worst doc rot at Dial was actually two true statements from different months that nobody dated clearly
galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt
Can the scan run on a schedule, like weekly, or is it manual every time? Also, checking docs against code would be my vote for what comes next
saverio_donati · Imported from Product Hunt